Reporting (actual data reporting) on individual grid fee agreements for ex-post control under federal responsibility
Source: BUS Rheinland-PfalzYou can conclude an individual grid fee agreement with your electricity grid operator if you use electricity at times when little electricity is otherwise consumed or when you consume a particularly large amount of electricity.
If you, as a company or private individual, have agreed an individual grid fee with your electricity grid operator, you must report this to Ruling Chamber 4. In addition, you must submit an annual report to Ruling Chamber 4 to prove that you have complied with the criteria for the individual grid fee agreement. Ruling Chamber 4 can then carry out an ex-post inspection.
Atypical grid usage is when you use electricity at unusual times. This means that the maximum of your electricity consumption per year - the so-called individual annual peak load - is outside the time when a lot of electricity is consumed in your grid area.
In this case, you can agree an individual grid fee with the electricity grid operator, which includes a discount of up to 80 percent of the general grid fee.
Electricity-intensive grid use is when you consume a particularly large amount of electricity. This is the case if
- You consume at least 7,000 hours of electricity per year. The number of hours of use is a calculated value that is calculated by dividing your annual consumption by the maximum output.
- Your consumption exceeds 10 gigawatt hours.
In this case, you can agree an individual grid fee with the electricity grid operator in the amount of
- 20 percent of the regular grid fee for at least 7,000 hours of use per year,
- 15 percent of the regular grid fee for at least 7,500 hours of use per year,
- 10 percent of the regular grid fee for at least 8,000 hours of use per year.